Lecture 7/8? Forgetting Flashcards

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Josts Law and consolidation

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Proactive interference

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Part-Set Cuing Impairment

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Retrieval induced forgetting

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Retrieval Practice Paradigm

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Positivity bias

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tendency to remember more of the good things, especially as one ages

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Repression vs Suppression

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Rep:
memory emerges, instinctively dismiss it as quickly as possible, dismissal becomes automatic with repetition

Sup:
memory emerges, know that you’re not supposed to think about that, dismiss memory (do self punishment), emotional consequences louder than memory

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Item Method Direction

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List method direction

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Context Shifts

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If we remove the cue, the memory won’t come to mind as much. by avoiding reminders the memory doesn’t get reinforced

ie. school shooting in a library, so they take down the library and make a new one to make people forget

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Retrieval Suppression

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Psychogenic fugue

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forgetting one’s own identity after a major trauma

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